Modemo Enoden N500 series review
Modemo have released their model of the Enoshima’s Railways latest electric set, the N500 series, and I think this would have to be their best model so far …
Modemo have released their model of the Enoshima’s Railways latest electric set, the N500 series, and I think this would have to be their best model so far …
Kato have just released their newly tooled C62 SL, and pre-production photos of the model looked very special …
For your edification, here is a list of the most popular posts for 2007 - the first year of this blog …
6 days after Tomix, Kato released their version of the N700 Shinkansen. Here is a review of the model …
‘Machinami Collection’ #7 has arrived, and I think this is their best release yet
Just arrived is this fabulous series of older style traditional Japanese buildings.
‘The Truck Collection’ #3 has been released, and youy can blame it on either Japan or Australia Post for the fact I only just received it, so sorry the review is a little late
This model was released at the end of March, and I am sorry it took so long to do a review
In late February, Tomix released their version of the 321 series EC, in two configurations …
Santa arrived a couple of days early on the 21st, bringing my MicroAce ‘Asia’ passenger train set. The actual train ran in China during the 1930’s when the Japanese had taken over part of the northern regions of Manchuria. They rolling stock came from Japan and the locos were actually made by Kawasaki.
Tomix have released their version of JR Kyushu’s ‘Yufuin no Mori’ train, and it is a beauty
Bandai have released their 7th in the ‘Working Vehicle’ series - TV network outside broadcast vans.
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